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Roll back a Firefox Update Options

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shrek2001
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Hi!

I am an active user of Canvas LMS and I believe the most recent update of Firefox is breaking parts of the website (dashboard never finishes buffering and assignment details never show up). Right now I am forced to revert to a chromium based browser to use Canvas which is very incredibly inconvenient, and until the issue is resolved, I'd like to stay on Firefox 105.0.2 instead of 105.0.3. I know rollbacks are not favored at all, so if there are other options I'd be open to trying them, but I need an answer soon.

Thank you!

Hi! I am an active user of Canvas LMS and I believe the most recent update of Firefox is breaking parts of the website (dashboard never finishes buffering and assignment details never show up). Right now I am forced to revert to a chromium based browser to use Canvas which is very incredibly inconvenient, and until the issue is resolved, I'd like to stay on Firefox 105.0.2 instead of 105.0.3. I know rollbacks are not favored at all, so if there are other options I'd be open to trying them, but I need an answer soon. Thank you!

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TyDraniu
TyDraniu
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Hi, I don't think that moving from 105.0.2 to 105.0.3 could break your website. Please enter about:profiles in the URL bar, create a new profile and test that website there.

shrek2001
shrek2001 Question owner
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Oh! It works in a new profile! Apologies for blaming it on the update. How do I go about fixing the issue on my current profile though?

TyDraniu
TyDraniu
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Try to turn off your add-ons to see if the problem goes away.